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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
1
The Board of Trustees of Public Affairs purchased a Peeress rotary pump for 770.60 and automatic valves to link two wells. The upgrade provides a reserve pump to handle emergencies or equipment accidents.
Reunion cards printed at the Gazette Office. Wayne Douglas had an appendectomy at Massillon City Hospital on Saturday. William Shammo of Massillon visited the Gazette office while in town. Freddy Turner of New Philadelphia visited grandparents H. J Kraus. Mr and Mrs H R Davis visited Mrs Ricksecker in Navarre. Norma Jean Wecht left for Milwaukee to stay with aunt Cora Wecht. Mr and Mrs Glenn Himmelsbaugh and Sue Carol visited great grandmother Alice Horn. Frank Snyder attended the Metzger reunion at Fort Meigs Perrysburg and visited relatives in Monroe Michigan. Chas Clark and Chas Finley hosted by Chas Kruschenske family picnic at the Experimental Station. Raymond Weisgarber and family moved to East Main Street area from the Bruce Close residence. Thos J Mossop of East Greenville died suddenly aged 73. funeral at 2 p m. Fred E Locke, graduate of OSU, left for Ann Arbor to join University of Michigan Fisheries Research program. Why Most Women Shouldn’t Pick Perfume For Themselves. A Lifeboat That Cant Sink. Two features in The American Weekly with Sunday Chicago Herald and Sun-Times.
Dorothy M. Gonter and Robert J. West wed in a Sunday ceremony at Dalton Presbyterian Church. The event featured nuptial music by the Goudys and a Lohengrin Bridal Chorus. The couple will reside at 510 23rd St NW Massillon.
In Orrville at Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church at noon June 2 Miss Hilda Marjorie Hutchison became the bride of Russell E. Hasseman. Officiant Dr John W Myers led the ceremony with organist Freda Studer and singers adding nuptial music.
Dalton invites Wayne county to Friday and Saturday band carnival on the athletic field. Forty six band members, numerous concessions led by Band Mothers, and visiting high school bands aim to raise funds for uniforms with acts including drum major stunts by Junior Williams and assistants.
Auction house Kidron announces its annual Anniversary Sale on Thursday June 15 featuring discounted consignments and special bidder incentives. Details include sale room times and catalog highlights from local estates and regional consignments.
The Christian Science Monitor piece urges doors of thought to be kept open to Truth. It cites Mary Baker Eddy and Jeremiah to argue that fear yields discord while understanding God brings harmony and universal good through divine Mind guiding humanity toward peace and a heaven on earth.
The Ohio Ramblers Motorcycle Association of Massillon invites riders to a TT race at their track three miles north on Route 21 Sunday June 11 at 2 pm. Top state competitors include Boss Heinzer Monzome Lavinsky Clauser Paddock Lorenz Blake Gandee Riley and Waltmeyer. Fast racing is expected at one of the state’s best tracks.
At 12 noon on Saturday June 3 1939 Ivan Hochstetter and Bertha Falb of Orrville wed at the home of Rev L J Buchwalter of Dalton Attendants were the bride’s sister and her husband Reuben Habegger of Fort Wayne Indiana.
The School Band asks residents to donate items for the Country Store at the carnival on Friday and Saturday evenings. Contributions may be dropped at Carl Lawrence Paint Store or arrangements made by dialing the store. An advertisement notes May lucky number 188 at Slussers Beauty Shoppe.
A livestock judging team led by Waren Lautzenheiser Loyal Kratzer and Cletus Gerber and a dairy cattle judging team with Warren Lautzenheiser Marion Tschantz and Robert Rudy left Friday with agriculture teacher D H Scott for the State Judging Contests at Columbus Ohio. They arrived at 9 30 and reported to the Animal Husbandry building on Ohio State University campus for instructions. The dairy group judged Friday morning then toured the city and visited major points of interest in the afternoon and evening.
Birth notices record a son born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Alvin Martin at their home. a 9 lb baby boy announced Saturday for Mr and Mrs William Long of Cleveland. Mrs Long formerly Mable Kurzen. A son born to Mr and Mrs Leroy Kerstetter of Massillon last Sunday evening. Mrs Kerstetter formerly Margaret Zuercher of Sonnenberg. A son Earl Raymond born May 29 to Mr and Mrs Raymond Yoder of Louisville. Mrs Yoder formerly Lorene Lehman of Kidron. Mother and baby reported doing fine.
In medieval warfare noble prisoners of war were ransomed for large sums. King Richard I was redeemed for 500000 dollars and King John of France for 2500000 dollars.
Sugar Creek Granges will hold a regular session on Tuesday June 13 at 8 30 pm. A miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Russell Hasseman will follow the meeting.
Closing notice states the Dalton Paint Shop will close Wednesday afternoons and evenings during June July and August.
A new listing shows Elmer Martin under Dalton with phone number 3264 in the Ohio Bell phone book. The entry confirms the resident at that address and updates local directory records.
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